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Ghazwatulhind Authentic References – Sunan-Nasai Vol.2

In lots of discussions online and elsewhere, Ghazwatulhind is often described as a “myth” and its Ahadith are described as “fabricated”. Even some Muslims in India like to deny them in swing of Patriotism for their homeland. To answer this heinous propaganda against Islam and the Ahadith, I am attaching reference of Ghazwatulhind which is present in Sunan-Nasai, one of the 6 Authentic Books of Ahadith in Islam. Regarding Ghazwatulhind, there are two Ahadith available at the mentioned page number.

Sunan Nasai – Volumen No. 2,
Chapter “Kitab-ul-Jihad”
Sub-Chapter “Ghazwatulhind”
Page No. 63

Online Reference: scribd.com/doc/19877299/nisai2
Scroll to Page No. 337/580.

For quick review, I am placing a screen-shot of Ahadith and their translation but I encourage everybody to explore the original references and witness these Ahdith themselves.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/19877299/nisai2

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4 Responses to “Ghazwatulhind Authentic References – Sunan-Nasai Vol.2”

Hadith of Ghazwatuhind (Ghazwa-e-Hind) – With References « Says:
January 16, 2011 at 1:52 am

[...] The undeniable references Ghazwatulhind is available in Sunan Nasai, Volume No. 2, Chapter: Kitab-al-JJihad, SubChapter: Ghazwatulhind but here are more of those to explain the context further. Learn More about it Over here. [...]

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Answering Question: What is Authenticity of Ahadith of Ghawa-e-Hind? « Says:
January 16, 2011 at 2:34 am

[...] Regarding References, well this is where I need an apology from you. Apology is for references not translated in English. On the same blog, you can find reference screenshots over here. [...]

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sherri Says:
September 8, 2011 at 6:15 pm

so groups therefore target pakistan as once part of india

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Abuhamza Says:
October 11, 2011 at 11:29 am

No doubt that the hadith is either Sahih or Hasan, but how do we know that this hadith relates to the current/future time as opposed to the original conquest of Hindh by the Muslims?

JZK

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